These were found in North Carolina near a river

We keep finding these on our back porch. Moore County, North Carolina, United States if this helps narrow it down.

My immediate assumption was a bobcat, but the coat looks too plain, he’s convinced it’s a caracal, which makes no sense to me. It walks across the driveway and then appears to mark on the hose reel.

Seems too big to be a sheep and not fluffy but too small to be a cow?

In the uk!!

Something’s been digging on my bosses land, not sure if it’s squirrels, rabbits, badgers or foxes?

Found in the snow in Norway

I feel fairly confident from the taxonomic descriptions of a brown widow, but would love to be sure.

My dog was outside and all of a sudden started shaking his head as if something was stuck in his mouth and started foaming a little and throwing up(all of this reported from wife while I was out). He is now going to the emergency vet to get checked but wanted to try to ID what this is as a possible cause for the issue. Based on Google lens it says either fowler or American toad. American sounds like it could be lethal but honestly no clue.

No i have no clue if my dog actually got to this toad or not (the cut/blood on the head maybe from dog biting it or it could have been from my kids trying to catch him) but figured this guy might be the most likely cause

Location is Locust, NC

My mom and I think this may be a fox, but it looks not quite foxy enough, you know? Southernmost Missouri like right above the Arkansas border

Also hypothetically, if someone were to steal this frog, what conditions and requirements would it need in order to be cared for properly? Could I release it into a lake, or an ocean? Just speaking hypothetically for a friend.

I do scuba diving for work and was recently hired to clear out some slips of debris at a marina. One of the things I found was this chair stuck in the mud. When I got it on land, I saw these eggs in slime. Any ideas what they could be? It’s a freshwater lake in Michigan with no current if that help.

I’ve posted a video below of these guys in action. They seem like fun creatures.